A nice park to relax in or go for a jog. Most of the park is tree lined paths and bench areas though it has a few extra sections. There is a beautiful butterfly garden on the south side that I'd recommend. A herb / rose garden. A dog park. And a lake for viewing birds... Though they were hiding during our visit.
We went there because of The Earth Day Tokyo in April. Many tourists came here. Also, locals came here too. We tried many different Food carts, their food was delicious. Most of them were above average. Especially like the made-by-order pizza, it took 3 mins to wait for a pizza. The second one was seafood rice. This event encourage people bring their own utensils. If you forget to bring, you can pay 1000 yen to rent one set and return it after used. We spent one day here. We must come to this event next year.
Beautiful park, but very crowded.
Yoyogi Park in Tokyo is a lovely green space in the middle of the city—perfect for a walk or a short break from the hustle and bustle. Unfortunately, it was extremely crowded with tourists during my visit, making it hard to find a quiet spot or take photos without lots of people in the background. If you’re looking for a more peaceful experience, it might be best to visit early in the morning or on a weekday. Still, it’s a place worth seeing!
This park does not have a lot to offer but this is one good place to spend some time off, peaceful "me time" and have picnics with your loved ones. This is just a 5 minute walk from the Meiji Shrine. By the time I visited, Roses are in bloom making the park more interesting to visit.